The Skiers' Guide to Tremblant: Expert Analysis & Reviews
Ranked 146th of 230 Ski resorts
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Tremblant is renowned for its picturesque village and diverse ski terrain that caters to all levels. The resort's European-style setting provides a charming backdrop for its wide range of slopes, from easy green runs to challenging black diamonds. Tremblant's North Side offers more challenging and secluded skiing, making it popular among experienced skiers. The South Side is vibrant and bustling, with easy access to the village's numerous dining and shopping options. The resort's après-ski scene is lively and varied, with a range of bars, cafes, and restaurants to suit all tastes. For a unique experience, try the fine dining at the summit, accessible by gondola, offering stunning views and exquisite meals.
Reviews
Malcolm - intermediate snowboarder 🏂
Mar, 21 - 2025
I've visited Tremblant twice in the last couple of years, and have been impressed with the amazing views and relatively quiet slopes (especially mid-week). Only waited in line for a lift a couple of times on my recent visit!
Maggie - advanced skier ⛷️
Mar, 21 - 2025
Tremblant is extremely overpriced. Food is expensive. It is geared only to rich people from the United States who can take advantage of our low Canadian Dollar.
Alex - expert skier ⛷️
Mar, 21 - 2025
Not a ton of options for skiing off piste, but their options for treed runs are excellent and those runs are very quiet and peaceful. The beginner areas are very crowded as is to be expected on a family friendly mountain. The entire place is usually icy by noon, but still skiable. The village at the base of the mountain has a plethora of eating options. If you like to bring your lunch, the chalet at the top of the mountain has a large area for eating packed lunches, and many people leave their backpacks in there all day. There is a wonderful micro brewery, La Diable, that is down in the village that has great beer and poutine.
Resort Stats
Ski Terrain
19Beginner Runs
31Intermediate Runs
38Advanced Runs
13Expert Runs
3.7 milesLongest Run
754 acresSkiable Terrain
465 hectaresSnow making
Elevation
2871 feetTop
755 feetBottom
2116 feetVertical Drop
Lifts
3Gondolas / Cable Cars
8Chairlifts
3Surface Lifts
Lift Pass Costs
$CAD1699Season pass
$CAD1351 day
Weather
175 cmAverage annual snowfall
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